Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

Two supposed dyaamiters Were arrested
in London yes erday.
Il is believed that the Rosa Mary was at
fault in the collision sybc! sank the w. A
schoiton.
The Liverpool steamship Dovro has been
wrecked eff Cape Finisterre. Thirteen per
sons were drowned.
In recent raids upon nihlists ia the lead
ing towns OF Austria $50 peraoDs were ar
rested. Nine officers under arreat commit
| ted suicide.
The Crown Prince CT Germany eats and
sleeps well, and is considered better. The
Empress is better, aud will return to Berlin
at the end eff the month.
Il is reported from st. Petersburg that
Russia is massng 800. COO soldiers near the
German and Austrian frontiers. Prince Bis
marck is expected to call the attention oil
the Reichetag to the matter.
At secret consistory at Rome on the 25ih
inst, several new bishops will be created,
but no appointments 10 the Sacred College
will be made. Anordinary secret consistory
viii be hold on the 9th inst.
The Austrian Imperial yacht. with the
Empress on board, YVES in collision with an
italian vessel on the Istrian coast yesterday.
The accident happeoed during fog The
Yacht was not damaged. The Empress, who
was asleep at the time was aroused by the
shock. She came on deck and ordered that
eveyy effort be made to sNve the crew OF the
other vessel All were rescued except ore
boy, who was drowned.
NJ. Clemenceau had en- interview with
President Grevy at Paris yesterday morning,
cad Informed him that he WAS ready 30 form
cabinet NJ Grevy said to NJ. Ciemenceau
; that he would leave to him the fullest la,i
tuae In the choice of colleagues. The con-
ference was renewed in the evening, when
Clemenceau, Floquet, Goblet, and do Frey
cinet each declined to accept the task o
forming ministry.
A New York paper publishes statement
by gentleman sad to BE- godson cf~tht
Crown Prince of Germany, to the effect thai
Prince William Of Germany is an invalid
and mas not long survive his father or the
Emperor. he has chronic assesses of the
ear. which constantly threaten meninsiti:
, or brain inflammation. The same disease
made the late King of Prussia insane and ii
naIly caused his death. Prince William
, left arm was wi.hered at birth. Ills genera
health is delicate. In case OF his death
! while reigning 9 regency would BIO neces
r sary. as his son is bat four years old.
An interview was had with Mr.. Parnel
. ia London Yesterday He looked thin ant
y careworn, but said that his health was slow
iy improving. Respecting the general situa
/. ton in Ireland be said that in his judgmen
9 q more feeble or inert government neve
held the rens in Ireland. "They are teach
8 ing Irishnen," he said, "a most disastrous
lesson By their bunging incapacity teach
+ ing that the law may be successfully deied
= In fact, one OF the extraordinary results o
). the coercion act and firm aud resoiute
government ia that for every ofense agains
: the law committed before the passage OF thu
coercion bill hundreds are committed now.
o Ia the French Chamber of Deputies yes
terdav, NJ. Jolibois moved that the constitu
: ton be revised urging that the sole remedy
fer the present situation was TO restore The
peoples right to nominate the head of the
state. He demanded urgency for his mo
lion. NJ. Bsrodet and Nj. Michelin spoke il
favor Of revision OF the constitution in or
: der, as they said, to abolish the presidency
Q The demand for urgency for NJ. Jolbois';
3 motion was rejected by e vote of 3S1 to 17S
: NJ. Micheln then moved for urgency for 6
:. proposal to abolish the presidency. NJ. Jol
Q ibois supported the motion. NJ. Rbot ap
: pealed to the united republicans to refuse
their assent to the proposal, which he SAID
; tended TO discredit the republic. NJ. Niche
: Inns motion was rejected by vote of 36s
to 1Q1